Acrylic on mixed collage paper patchwork 48cm x 48cm. A bit of psychedelia in response to @hampstead_school_of_art #getcreativehsoa
Archives for the month of: January, 2021
RAPID TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART BY GEORGIA via @artpedagogy
The following instructions should be completed within one hour. At the end of the hour, you would have made an artwork. *
- On an A4 page, using a coloured pen, draw a sharp and fast straight line in any direction.
- Switch the pen for an alternate colour and draw a circle in the centre of the line.
- Shade in one half of the circle, on one side of the line, using the same pen you
used to draw the circle. - On the other half of the circle, draw small circles surrounding the outside of the circle - but space these out freely.
*These instructions, and the performance of following them, might also be art.
This last week have all been based around instructions written by sixth form students working with @artpedagogy The full project materials are here https://www.artpedagogy.com/instructions.html
Mixed black acrylic on collaged paper paper 48cm by 48cm
RAPID TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART BY AMIE via @artpedagogy
The following instructions should be completed within one hour. At the end of the hour, you would have made an artwork. *
- You will need 5 pieces of A4 paper and a biro pen (of any colour).
- Think of 5 objects that you see daily at home. Note these at the top of each sheet.
- Respond to each object – an observational drawing or something more abstract or conceptual.
- Each drawing should also hint at your experiences and feelings towards lockdown.
- The drawings should be automatic and spontaneous (which doesn’t mean they can’t be detailed).
Mixed media on collaged paper patchwork 46cm x 46cm
RAPID TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART BY LUCY via @artpedagogy
The following instructions should be completed within one hour. At the end of the hour, you would have made an artwork.
- You will need something/anything.
- Do anything for 45 minutes.
- Produce something.
- Explain something about your anything (or anything about your something).
Do it with instructions from Ella @artpedagogy #artpedagogy
RAPID TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART BY ELLA
The following instructions should be completed within one hour. At the end of the hour, you would have made an artwork. *
- Use a sheet of paper that has been damaged (for example, ripped, marked, creased, dripped on with water).
- Use a drawing tool of your choice to create a geometric shape on this surface.
- Disrupt this shape.
- Place a 3-dimensional object on the outskirts of your page.
- Shine a light on the object so a shadow is cast over the page.
- Using a pencil, trace the shadow.
- Turn your page 90 degrees clockwise.
- Using a different drawing tool, create a new shape to overlap the previous.
- Shade in a blank section of your page.
- Shade in another blank section with a different colour
- Take something that you would deem to be rubbish and attach it to your page. Do this in a way that is
compositionally appealing to you. - Ask a household member to share their opinion of your art in one word.
- Incorporate this word to your art.
*These instructions, and the performance of following them, might also be art.
Using up Mars violet with chromium green plus white and a mixed black on collaged paper patchwork with old drawings 48cm x 48cm
Mixed media on collaged paper patchwork 48cm X 48cm
RAPID TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART
BY ANYA
The following instructions should be completed within one hour. At the end of the hour, you would have made an artwork. *
- You will need some paper and colouring pens, pencils or paint.
- Choose a colour and create a background – one light enough to layer another colour upon.
- Pick another colour and draw a circle shape. Fill this with the same colour.
- Repeat this with a different colour.
- Draw another circle, in another colour. Fill this with lots of small lines to suggest a texture.
- Using white, draw a line – create a flow across the piece. You might make more lines. These do not have to be
straight. - Think of another shape and repeat this process.
- Repeat with different shapes and colours until you have filled the page.
- Use white or black to outline some of the shapes.
*These instructions, and the performance of following them, might also be art.
Mixed media on collaged paper patchwork 48cm x 48cm
Mixed media on collaged paper patchwork
Mixed media on collaged paper patchwork
Can You Tidy Up Now Please? 